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This seemed possible, for the population of an exchange island, like Teletus, tends to be somewhat more transient than that of an established city, with a tradition of perhaps a thousand or more years. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #132)

I do not think I could very well purchase passage, either. And might not the captain simply make me his?" There seemed sense in what Ute had said. "Besides," had sniffed Ute, "my foster parents might not even be on the island, still". This seemed possible, for the population of an exchange island, like Teletus, tends to be somewhat more transient than that of an established city, with a tradition of perhaps a thousand or more years. "But," I had pressed, "perhaps you could find your way back somehow, and perhaps your foster parents still reside on Teletus". If I were to go with Ute, I would surely prefer to go to an exchange island, with some of the amenities of civilization, rather than to a rude village south of the Vosk. "Look at me!" had cried Ute, suddenly, to my astonishment, furious. - (Captive of Gor)